Can this power the electric A/C in a small T@B camper?
15097
I don't know what a t@B camper is but almost any air conditioner will overload this generator.
15098
Depends on pulling amps of your air conditioner. Check your starting amps for the air conditioner. This is nice unit but might be to small
235037
i want to us this inverter for camping...to power up my small home heater or electric blanket..will this inverter work
443573
No. However, if your asking this to enable to take the bed camping, you could use a power converter to use your car battery to convert from 12 volt dc to 120 ac. You just plug it into the converter. Very easy to do.
173779
No this is a dc power source. You need something that can supply a/c to weld aluminum.
995180
Go for it. That's the same reason that I purchased their 100 watt system for our camping in locations with no services. I, however added an A/B switch as I use two deep cell batteries in our camper so that I ca use one battery while the other one is being charged by the solar panel.
655857
It will power them but it will probably overheat. I would go with a bigger unit than this.
2261353
Yes it can charge the camper battery, but I doubt if you are using a lot of watts over night that it will be enough... It is more of a strong trickle charger... You need the larger panels for dry camping. A 24 Series Battery has 85 AMP hours of power. In other words, a single bulb in the trailer draws 1.7 AMPS. Now take the number of bulbs in the unit, for example, a trailer with 15 bulbs = 27.20 AMPs. Add in a radio CD player = 5.0 AMPS. Now the furnace will draw 7.0 AMPS if it were to run for 1 hour depending on how cold at night and how the temperature is set. Even though the fridge is on gas, the board still draws power, 2.0 AMPS. Here are some examples of how much power certain items draw: 85 AMP hours 27.20 AMP bulbs 5.0 AMPS stereo 7.0 AMP furnace 2.0 fridge 41.20 total per hour ____________________________________________________________________________ 85 divided by 41.20 = 2.06 hours of battery power. Now we know that we do not have all of the lights on at the same time but you get the general idea. What can you do so you don't run out of power? First there are solar panels. We recommend a 130 watt panel with a 30 AMP regulator. This will give you 7.2 AMPS of charge per hour (with good weather conditions). Secondly, a new and upcoming idea is LED interior bulbs. They only draw 0.2 AMPS that's 3.20 AMPS verses 27.20 AMPS with the traditional bulbs. So you can see the 5 watt panel you are looking at will not even come close to helping you dry camp, but it will help maintain your charge if in storage.
1734231
Can use the A/C adapter instead of batteries. Have not tried to power it with just the USB, but it might work.
439406
If the A/C unit power consumption is under or around 4,000 W it should...I would check the manual for power requirements...this may also be described on the manufacturer label where the serial number is.
581134
Yes, it will produce electricity, but if you don't do your research on heat sinks and efficiency you will have a dead piece of electronics or very little electricity. You really need a TEG rather than a peltier.
1832293
Yes the Gree a/c would work on a pop up camper. Might want to check and make sure the roof is braced for an A/C if it doesn't have an existing one now.
1788387
You need to see how many amps the a/c is using then multiply that by 120 to see the watts required to run the a/c. I would not recommend this if the watts are within the range of 1500 or higher. Im guessing it is, which means the generator will be running at full power and will shorten the life of the generator. I would recommend a generator that produces minimum of 2800 watts
843052
I bought it for an RV, it's not regulated for AC, 12volt only. Hope this helps
1922053
I would think so. I use it for 30A service for my camper. Not sure what amperage your motorhome requires.
696133
I think it might. It does run off 110 volt AC and propane. Never thought about it but it would have been nice when I had an old travel trailer.
1552054
No. It converts DC to AC. I use it to operate a CPAP machine using a 12 volt deep cycle battery while camping.
219975
Your A/C has a running wattage of 1900 in desert conditions and 1800 when used as a heater. I would suggest Wagan 3000 Watt Smart AC Power Inverter This will give you a little cushion to protect your inverter from from being pushed to hard. The single battery is still a concern but the inverter will shutdown when voltage is not adequate.